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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-21
THE SOUTH AND THE BATTLE
FLAGS.

Here is something from one of the great
est journals Of the South, the Atlanta Con-
siitutiOa, which is so full of good sound
sense and true patriotism that we must re-
peat it. Says the Consultation:
As for the flags themselves, had they
been sent to us in a generous spirit, the
South would have received them i'm the
manly spirit in which they were returned.
She would have accepted them as a solemn
pledge that the last spark OF resentment
between the two hest armies the sun ever
shone on, had died out forever. The union
blood which SlOriteS some OF these flags
would have heen held a. sacred in any South
rrn State capitol as lift were the blood of the
men who died in defending IL. But
r 10 UsASSEth resentS their return, OF If
~ come from churliSh and unwilling
hands, the South does not want them.
BONNER bags never led better troops TO
battle The men who fought behind
them scaled their faith with their blood.
These flags were never surrendered until
there was no dishOnOr in parting with
them, and until ~ much glory had been
won in defending them a. ever clustered
about flags On which glory rested Where
ever they may be left, in the dingy rooms
mt Washington. or spread in the capitOlS OF
the States from which they were taken,
they will bear lasting testimony TO the
brave and simple faith of an honest people,
and their matchleSS yalOr in battle, and
dauntleSs herOiSm in war. Let the North
keep them if she wants them. The peace
and good will their return would hasten,
will come to this people in Gods time
and in Gods way at last. The voice of
the American people will be heard above
the noisy protest Of the kOt-headed or
cOld-hearted when the day comes for the
people To speak. The great American
heart eau neither be misled nor deferred.
It has determined that there shall be
peace. The last sectional President
of this republic has been elected, and for
the last time has great party en-
tered y campaign under q sectional flag
The war is Over-its results are fixed-its
passions are dead and its herOism and sac
Tiiees have bound its people together as
they were never bound before. Place
hunters may declaim aud agitatOrs empty
themselves OF nOise-but when the voice
of the people is heard, their shrill exelaim-
ing will be lost In the rolling thunder
Let them have their brief moment Ed
mund Burke spoke for all peoples and all
times when, rebuking noisy faction, be
said, Because half dozen graSshOppers
under a fern make the field ring with their
importunate elink, while thousands Of
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Thrill, Horatio, thrift.
THE ALLEGED CHAIR OF BIOLOGY
AND MEDICINE IN THE UNIYER-

THE ALLEGED CHAIR OF BIOLOGY
AND MEDICINE IN THE UNIVER-
STTY.
From letters from some of the alumni of
the State University, we learn that they
are very indignant over the action of the
Board of Regents in appointing an mex
perienced boy 10 the chair of Biology and
Medicine.
For all the good such chair will ever
accomplish in the University, it had far
better be abolished, or better still had it
never been established. The money that
the State spends on this department is
enough to send every student that takes
the studies of this chair to some good
medical school and pay all his expenses
till he graduates. And when the student
has attended all the lectures ut Morgan
town, he still has to spend nearly as much
time Us he otherwise would at some medical
college before he can practice his profess
sion. The clinical material cannot be had
at MOrgantOwn, nor in Wheeling, nor any
where in our State for medical school.
The medical student must study his pro-
fession in the hospitals, at the side OF the
wounded, the sick, the dead and the dying
Such material is inaccessible to the students
of medical chair at MOrgantown.
Why dignity such department in the
University with the tide Of Chair Of Med
icine when it is only farce? Why not
blot out name and ali and give the students
a few text books on the subject of anat-
omy, physiology and hygiene to study in
the Preparatory Department?
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were made in one hour and ffty-Ons min

were made in one hour and tifty-one min
utes. -.
These observations, showing the dlstri-
button of temperature and moisture IN the
atmosphere, were made with better instru-
ments that were ever taken to so hlgh an
altitude before, and are the most satislsc-
torv ever made. The direction of the
lower current was northeast, and that of
the upper east, precisely as predicted, The
velocity of the balloon was about thirty
miles per hour, nearly due east. We
landed IN Hoffman, Ill, it requiring the
united exertiOns Of thirty men to control
the monster air-ship, and it was impossi-
bleto wholly subdue it without applying
the rip-cord, which finally took the vital
breath. No one of the party is at all dis
couraged, but all are enthusiastic for an
other attempt, which will be made.
H. ALLEN HAZEN,
U. S. Signal Service.
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great cattle reposing beneath the shadow
Ofthe British oak, chew the cud, and are
silent, pray do not imagine that those who
make the noise are the only inhabitants Of
the field; that, of course, they are many in
number; OF that, after all, they are other
than the little, shriveied, meager, hopping
though loud and troublesome insects OF
the hour"
What a Contrasts there between these
patriotic words and the vaPorings Of
FAIRCHuD, HALsTEAD, ct al, who are
given MP to their post bellum shrieks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-21

The sales of the week at Boston have
amounted to 3.545,O0O pounds, against
., 100, 900 last week and ,, l34, 600 in the
corresponding week last year.
At Philadelphia wool has only been
moderately dealt IN as rule, though one
or two houses have had better grade, and
the volume of business for the week shows
an improvement. Prices are without
quotable change, but very firm, owing to
the relatively high cost of new woods in the
interior Receipts and stocks are very
light
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-21

THE Virginia Democrats decided to hold
a convention at Roanoke, August 4, to de-
wise the best means Of conducting the COM
ing campaign. No ticket is to be n0mi-
mated. Virginia politics, owing to the
debit ouestion, is somewhat mixed, and
neither political party knows exactly
where IT is cropping.
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Malaria,

Darbys Prophylatic Fluid is held in wide
esteem as a specific and preventive. In il
we have the means of rendering the all
and water wholesome.
"DdrDys Fluid is good defecatOr and
destroyer of miaSmatic matter.-J. c.
BOOTH, U. S. Mint, Phila."
at should be used everywhere where
impure gaSses are generated from decOm-
posing matter. "-HOLNGES STEEL, NJ. D.,
Savannah, Ga.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-21

THE Cincinnati CommereiaI-Gdzette Is de
voting page after page Of its space to at
tscEs on the Administration on account oil
the Confederate flag episode. But this Is
not strange. HALsTEAD is the man who
when the Union was in peril, abused Cen
eral GRANT as a drunken blOat and begged
that somebody take ABRAHAM LINCOLN
by the throat and beat his brains Outsgainst
the wall
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-21

HENRY GEORGE has befuddled good
many people with his land theories, but
the days of this befuddlement are near to
their end. MT GEORGE says that man
should not own land because he can not
create it by his labor. But land Is worth
less till mans labor has improved it. II
Mr.. GEORGES theory were followed to Its
logical conclusion, everything that Is not
created by man can not be be owned by
man. Sheep and cattle are not created by
man. and therefore man must not have
ownership over their increase. Wool would
then belong to the public.
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Good Results In Every Case,

D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with severe cold that
settled On his lungs; had tried many RENE,
dies without benefit. Being induced tO
try Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, did so and was entirely cured
by use of few bottles. Since which time
he has used it in his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This is the
experience of thousands whose lives have
been saved by this wonderful discovery.
Trial bottles free at Logan Il CO.. Drug
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TRUSTEES SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by RochS Pappert and Adeline Pappett
his wife 10 me as trustee dated December To-
ISL and recorded In the Office at the Clerk at
the County Court OF Ohio county, West virginia,
In Deed 81 Trust hook No. Is, page ~, shall
SELL nj public suction. at the irost door of the
Court House of Ohio county, In Wheeling. ".
Va, on
SATURDAY, JULY 10. 1857.
commencing at 10 O'Clock II. M, the following
described property, that IL TO say: Lot number
seven. with the buildings and Improvements on
said lot on the west side Of Market street, below
Thirty third street. IN the iint squar. In sptigy
and Riichic's addition 10 the city In the Eighth
ward of the city Of Wheeling, Ohio county, West
Va being the same property that was conveyed
Ia the first paroles by deed dated March =, ls,i.
by Frederick Schenk and wife, and recorded In
the Clerks office OF the County Court Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, In Deed Book No. 81,
pages ig6 and 4y7,
TERMS oF SALE-One half and A. much more
as the purchaser elect IN pay, In cash ON the
day Of sale, the balance In two equal nstalmenis,
payable I'm six aud twelve months with Interest
from the day Of sale, the purchaser 10 give Sc
cunty for the balance to The satisfaction Of the
trustee. Title believed Ia b. rood, but selling m
trustee shall convey only such title IN 10 vested
I'm me by the above mentioned deed
jei6 FD. J.. ScHAMBkA, Trustee.
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sATURDAY, JULY 10, 1887
Public Sale Of Real Property.

FINDER THE AUTHORITY OF A DEED or
~ trust executed tO me trustee by Thomas
HOwley and Mary A. Howlcy, his wife. dated
on the 18th day OF May. 1884, and recorded In the
Office of the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio
County, la Deed Of Trust Book No. u, page ls1,
] will, on
Wednesday, the 22d Day Of June, 1887.
beginning at 10 O'Clock A. m, sell at public Auc.
ton at the front door Of the Court House of Ohio
county. West Virginia, the following described
real property, that II Ia say: The south half ~
lot numbered o. five. In square numbered ub)
sixteen, as designated on the map Of the sub III.
visions Of the Joseph Caldwcll's estate and nd.
ditions therefrom 10 the City Of Wheeling In
the county OF ohio and State ~ West Virginia.
said lot II fronting on the west side of Jacob
street, formerly called James street, between
Twenty seventh and Twenty Fl ghth streets, form.
erly called Preston and taylor streets In the
Sixth ward Of the City Of Wheeling. together
with all the improvements situate thereon and
tbercuntO belonging.
TERMS OF SAIE-One third Of the purchase
money or ~ much more ~ the prrcbaser may
elert, cash In hand on the day Of sale, and the
residue In two equal instruments. payable re-.
spectiyely In nine and eighteen months after the
day Of sale with interest from that day, the lie.
ferred iSstalments Ia bc secured o. the ssiisfac-
ton OF the undersigned trustee.
FRANK WALTHER, Trustee.
RUSSELL STITEL. Attorneys. mylgi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-21

1T is a wonder that Swashbuckler
FAIRCHu.p does not have General GRANT
burnt in efigy for his patriotic sentiments
in regard to the South.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-21

In Spanish tobacco good business was
done. Sales were $50 bales at 60a$l.15
Sumarta was in light demand. Sales $50
bales at 81 20al 30. The demand for bur-
ley tobacco at st. Louis Louis continues to
improve and values are frmer, but other
varieties of leaf are quiet and only steady.
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LEAF TOBACCO.

The western leaf market was somewhat
more active this week. Sales were about
400 hOgsheadS, of which go hogsheads
were for export Prices showed no change
from previous quotations. Receipts at New
York this week aggregate 1,72O hOgsheads
and exports are 700 hogsheads. Receipts
for the month are 3, SS4 hOgsheads and eX.
ports are 1917 hOgsheads.
Seed leaf tobacco was in light demand
and sales were only 1850 cases, classified
as follows:
80 cases 1SS5, New England seed leaf...lO @l2L
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70 one student lover fifteen yean Of sgs) for every
20 Population In each county. Eight csdeu tnot
hS thsn 10 nor more than Il yean old from
each Senatorial distric firnlsh with text books
and stationery. besides Tree tuition. Pull tourses
are Offered lof The regular academic degrees ID
An and Science, AMI Taught by full corps OF
competent instrudor Stsdent msy also punus
aIartiai eonr.e. A thoroughly equipped Cbemi,
cal and Physical Laboratory. and huseum 81
specimens in Geology, Natural History &c.
hne Library. Two h0urishing Literary Societies
Prizes fof slecisl Literary and Orat0fial excel
,snes; stntent, are permitted 70 enter any eis.
preparatory department, directed by one Of the
tea practical teachers In the county. Law
department, fully organized and in suecesfuI
operation. A thorough course preparatory 70 the
dudy Of Medicine. Boarding and lodging VIC
month. Total enpense Der year. SIso 70 s9os, e..
elusive Of travel and clothing The scholastc
wear opens first Wednesday In septemb6. Ioe
further information and catalogues sddre9 Z. -.
TURNER, Ii. d President xofeansosn, WA
ju15
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Public Sale Of Real Property.

DY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY VESTED
ID in me by decree OF the Circuit Court Of
ohio county entered on the Dist day OF May,
lSs7 In suit in chancery therein pending where
i'm the Nail City Building and Loan Association is
plaintiff aud Mary Clancy and Others are de
PENDANTS, | will, on
SATURDAY. JULY 9TH. 1857.
BEGINNING at 10 O'Clock u. M, sell III public auc
ton, al the front door of the Court House OF Ohio
county. West Virginia, the following described
real property, that is Ia say: The south half
of lol numbered twenty, NJ the corner south Of
Second and east Of Charles streets, In the city
of Wheeling, and state Of West Virginia, a.
shown on the rlat Acknowledged for recori on
the nth day 0f November. lS5. by Beverly NJ.
Eofl, and recorded in the Office Of the Clerk %
the County Court Of Ohio county, In Deed Book
No. 81, page e..
TERMS OF SALE-Onehslf of the purchase
money, or 81 much more ~ the purchaser may
elect, cash I'm hand on the day OF sale, and the
residue in one year with interest, the purchaser
giving his note for the deferred inStalment ol the
purchase money AMI the title being retained Ia
secure the payment thereof
HENRY NJ RUSSELL,
Spe, ial Commissioner.
J. G. HEkNFI. AuCiionrer,
Boni with security has been given ly the
ahav. nrm,I romniSsinneG ~ trgui,rd by ID"
said dpcIcC. JOHN W. Mii'HeIi.
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K%NOTICE
OF Drawing OF Buckeye Glass Com
many Rands

Notice Is Hereby given, pursuant TO the require
ments OF the mortgage 81 the Buckeye Glass
Company works at Martins Ferry, 0hio) 70
corded among the land records in Belmont coun-
ty, Ohio, 10 secure bonds Of said company, that
twenty Of said bonds were selected by lot for
redemption and payment July LIST, 1857, by said
company, in accordance with the provisions Of
said mortgage The numbers Of the said twenty
bonds are as follows. n, ~, 100, iIf, IL,
1873, 1885, l39, Iz2, I9s, 203. 230. az,
243. 2f6. $50, 259. 28f, 27O, 279.
The said twenty bonds will be paid BY said
company upon presentation AZ the Bank OF the
Ohio Valley, in the city OF Wheeling. w. Va. on
the lst day Of July, 1857, thereafter, together
with interest thereon for the frst half Of the
year 1857. Interest upon the said twenty bonds
shall cease on July l. 1SS7. and the interest war
rants or coupons attached thereto. which have
not become due on or before the last named date,
win become null and void.
- ALFRED CALDWELL
n
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E~I. o. o. F. NOTICE.

Aumembe1s of the various Lodges of the In
dependent Order Of Odd Fellows are requested
to attend the fraternal meeting TO be held this
tuesday evening, June p, 1887, at Bellaire, o.
The Princess leaves at 80 p. m sharp.
c. H. S0RG,
je2lq Secretary Wheeling Lodge No y.
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Asu Advertisements.
MhVML ing American Itfhl6tHA UNI

UnIIEL UTen FirSt Premiums 4 SilverMed-
ais awarded at the Cincinnati Industrial Expo
SitiOuS. These are the only RefrigeratOrs filled
with ground cork between the walls THE BEST
nOn-cOnduCting material known for the purpose,
and are undoubtedly the best and cheapest ar
tiCle of the kind IN the market. Every Refrige-
ratOr guaranteed as represented. Call and eX-
anime before buying. or send for Pricelist Whole
sale and Retail Depot. l2l Main St., CINCINNATI, o.
JOS. W. WAYNE. Manufacturer, my9
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-21

THE New York Sun takes side with the
Knights OF Labor who are in revolt against
Mr.. POwDERLY. The Sun accuses MIR.
PowDERLY and his executive board as be
ing dishonest conspiratOrs against the or
der, and adds: when we add that at the
last official report the cash receipts OF the
General Executive Board, on account of the
general fund, amounted in one year to two
hundred thousand dollars, our readers
will understand that these gentlemen art
not only playing high-handed game, but
that it may be made exceedingly lucrative
to any skilful individual who may have
the luck to profit by its advantages. "
But when we consider the somersaults
the Sru, makes in politics we may expect
it to say just such things as the above.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-21

CITIZEN" and "ex-Soldier,' this morn
ing speak their mind in regard to the Gin
cinnati Commercials Gozsitr dispatch, one
believing that the committee never ex-
pressed such sentiments, and the other find
iug fault with the REGISTER for paving any
attention to the dispatch. This statement
was sent forth from Wheeling to be pub
lished all over the country. We published
it that the people might know the truth OF
the matter and whatever talsehOOd
was connected with the affair might be set
right at once When such stories as this
are published over the country from Wheel
ing, the people want to know what the
facts are. Ii they are true they want to
know it; if they are untrue they want to
know. All will De glad to know that the
story referred to is untrue, and we are
doubly glad to publish the fact and feel a
satisfaction in knowing that We have gotten
at the truth of the matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-21

80 cases 1855, New England seed leaf,..l0 @l21
100 cases 1885, lew England Havana
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-21

Ir is gratifying to us to learn that every
member of the Invitation Committee who
has been asked concerning the Wheeling
dispatch to the Cincinnati Commercial Gd=-
etc. stating that proposition to secure a
visit from. President CLEVELAND at the
meeting of the Society OF the Army OF
West Virginia, had been declined, says
that no such thing ever occurred. The
high character OF the men on the commit
tee made us slow to believe that the Incl
dent related in the gazette had ever tran
spired. The reunion is to be for Republl-
cans and Democrats alike and all want to
Join in making it the greatest and most
enjoyable celebration Wheeling has ever
seen. We trust that hereafter not even a
suspicion OF such prejudice will occur and
all will Join heartily and tremendously in
preaaratiOns for the coming event.
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Hen advertisements.

uTANTED SECONDHAND. UPRIGHT
w boiler about feet in diameter and ~ feet
high. Address BOILER" care REGISTER Office.
ju2lh
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self generally useful about asiore, and not atAlu
OF work. Enquire at REGISTER office. je2l
IXT ANTED YOUNG MAN WHO CAN
w make himself generally useful in an office.
Must write good hand, be correct accountant,
and have practical knowledge of double entry
bookkeeping. Satisfactory references required.
Apply at once at No. 1911 Main ST.. City. je2lq
TTANTED-We desire to establish q general
w agency in Wheeling or vicinity, TO control
the sale of staple article of daily consumption.
ANY energetic man with small capital may Sc
cure a permanent, paying business. For particu-
lars address GREENWICH MANUFACTURING Co.,
&c Vesey St., n. Y. my
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uTANTED-A GOOD GERMAN BOY ABOUT
w sixteen years Of age that will make him,
self generally useful about astore, and not afraid
OF work Enquire al REGISTER office. je2l
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The State. Printing ONCE Affair.

The State Board of Examiners held a
special meeting yesterday forenoon for the
purpose OF making preliminary investi-
CATION into the payroll and compromised
financial operations of the State Printing
Office, as already set forth in the RECORD.
UNIONS Indictment, concerning the misap-
preparation of the textbook fund. Super
lntendent Shoaff was called before the
Board and questioned as to the rates of
wages being paid employees of the printing
office, and stated that he was paving ONLY
the same rates as allowed under his Drede
cessors' administration
The inquiry of the Board was not yerv
extended upon the subject, as the Secretary
was instructed to obtain certain information
ffom other sources, for information of the
members, when the matter will be
taken up. 1t was observed that the
statute governing rates to be paid bv the
State Printing Office only applies to COM
positors, pressmen and assistants. The in
quiry and consideration of the subject
caused the observation that while the
prices paid by the leading book and lob
offices of Sacramento-that being like
work" to that of the State Printing
Office, and such as covered BY the
statutes governing-Is only $2l per
week, or 80 cents per hour. the
price paid by the State Printer for the same
class of work is S27, o. at eight hours per
day, is $751; cents per hour, being 2l4 cents
more per hour than paid by the job offices.
This adds that proportion to the cost of
Stale work
Superintendent Shoaff subsequently filed
written request with the Board that a
committee be appointed to make a full in
vestigation of the accounts of his office. and
this will, it is understood probably be
DONE as soon as the Governor can be COM
municated with.